English, 15.10.2020 21:01, itscheesycheedar

Recently you spent a week with your english friend and their family to improve your english Write an email to your cousin about your visit. In your email, you should: • Describe the family you stayed with
• Explain what you enjoyed doing during your visit
• Say how your English has improved.
Your email should be between 150 and 200 words long.

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answered: dheydar9377

Dear Amelia,

Hello! How are you? Last week I stayed with my English friends' family. Her name is Lydia and she is so much fun to hang out with! Her mom is a scientist and has her own lab in the house. She's always forgetting to brush her hair. She's really funny and would tell us a science joke everyday. Haha! Lydia's father is an author. He's written 3 books so far. All of them are cookbooks. He's also a cook. He gave us delicious breakfasts everyday! Lydia has a little brother named Sam. He's 5. He doesn't really do anything but his favorite color is Red. He loves TV. Lydia loves elephants and her favorite color is Grey. She has a room full of elephant posters, stuffed animals, and even her bed is shaped like an elephant!

The whole week I stayed, we went to the zoo (to see the elephants), the park, the museum, and had picnics everyday! My english has improved a lot too Amelia! I can now pronounce many words flawlessly and my vocabulary has increased! (Increased is a new word I learned) I would love to visit Lydia again and maybe next time, you can come too! Good bye Amelia! Until next time!

Your cousin,

(Your name)

Explanation:

Don't literally type "your name" (I've seen people do that before) Just put whatever your name is. Example:

Your cousin,

James

I hope I have helped! :)

answered: Becky81

Dear Harry,

Trust this email meets you in good time? I hope you are doing well? And yes, I am doing well over here too.

I recently visited the family of Jim with the purpose of improving my English. They are very friendly personalities and I really enjoyed my week there.

I enjoyed the fact that I was able to improve my writing and speaking English while I was there. I enjoyed the movies watched during my stay and new friends made.

My English has drastically improved to the point where I can conveniently address a crowd without mincing words. More importantly, I can now tactfully put up a captivating write-up on my blog to attract more traffic. I am really glad my stay there is worth it.

I have missed you guys a lot. Looking forward to seeing you after my graduation.

Warm regards,

Jay.

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